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Personal Review: I Like All Three Policy Choices
I like all three policy choices, that you choose to share in the post, and I agree with your's statement that "if the parents are happy, then the child is happy and vice versa". It helps to find common ground with parents and reduce many misunderstandings. I also respect your desire to have a special needs child care facility. Wish you to successful implementation of your plans for the future.
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